COMING SPRING 2023 — A conceptual exploration of the shared feelings between music and mountains — Tempo II. Movements in Jungle is set in the world's largest urban jungle, exploring styles of Brazilian drumming and trail running.

Rapha: Sam Crowley, Kimberly English Cinematography: Thomas Woodson, Kody Kohlman Editor: John Rodosky Assistant Editor: Ben Page Color House: CHEAT Music: Builder’s Tea - https://builders-tea.com/ 

Production: Bad State Productions Creative: Andrew Osborn, Kelsey Scott, Raheim Robinson Styling: Terumi Murao, Raheim Robinson Director of Photography: Thomas Woodson VHS Cam: Kelsey Scott Editor: Anna Burns Stills Photographer: Forest Woodward

Agency: United Entertainment Group Production: Kindly Productions Director: Isaac Johnston Director of Photography: Thomas Woodson Assistant Camera: Anna Burns Editor & Colorist: RJ Bruni

Launch Video for the 2021 Pivot EVault

Movements in Mountains is a conceptual exploration of the connections Kyle Richardson finds between his athletic pursuits in Boulder's Flatirons, and his background as a musician. Experienced through three short movements, Kyle performs a live score in a visceral interpretation of his expression in the hills.

Wildly steep climbs and endless miles of perfect pavement: this must be the place. Client: SRAM Production: Kate Powlison Director: Jamie Kripke DP: Thomas Woodson Edit: Kirk Horton

Client: Mountain Safety Research Campaign: 50th Anniversary Production: Thomas Woodson + Brendan Davis

Client: Merrell Production: Stept Studios

For those with 9 to 5 office jobs, the weekend is a source of freedom and balance. How adventurous can one get in a single weekend and 55 hours away from home? We headed to Mexico with our favorite working stiff Karl Thompson to explore the limits of the weekend warrior.

In the winter of 2014, three friends set out on a self supported ride, looking for nothing more than a truly genuine experience. The goal: to circumnavigate one of the most wonderful and wicked mountain ranges in the world – the Huayhuash, by bicycle.